[sample/affiliate] I’ll say straightaway that I have only very recently tested this new oil-emulsion format from Clarins so don’t have any particular conclusion other than texturally, I love it.

Clarins Plant Gold

I can at least tell you all about it and if you’re like me and waver between creams and oils and have those days when you aren’t sure what you want, this fits both categories. When you squeeze the pump a central core of yellow oil comes out into a bed of white cream. you then blend the two in your palm for tidiness or slap it straight onto your skin where the rubbing in will do the same job. Clarins is good at skin formulas – one of the most spectacular face products I ever used was Double Serum – but oils in particular.

Clarins Plant Gold

It’s quite strongly aromatic using blue orchid extract and patchouli essential oil in an omega 9 and vitamin E rich oil base (sweet almond, macadamia and grape seed). The remit of the product is to give radiance and skin vitality – the ultimate movable feast of beauty terms. I can tell you that it’s supremely softening and very nicely hydrating (I was a instant fan of the texture) so in those categories it will see you right. There are no further claims (such as anti-age, ‘wrinkle slaying’) or similar which frankly, I’m happy to see. Skin respect starts with not making you feel less to sell you more. I’d be interested to hear how it is sold at counter. Bottom line is that Clarins Plant Gold is a very decent, luxury moisturiser for all skin types with spa like feel and scent that I doubt you’d be sorry for trying if you are a Clarins skin care fan. It’s £48 HERE, non affiliate HERE. I have the rest of the Clarins Spring Make Up for you tomorrow.

 

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